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Nebraska red t-positive albino plains garters

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1.1 for sale, last pair from litter of 11 born in May 14. Gorgeous red and turning more red with every shed. Parents are CB as well and unrelated. Eat F/T pinkies and dog tame (no musking or biting) due to frequent handling. Asking $130 plus shipping because I want to make room for the spring. Call (817)247-2229 or message me. I'm in Texas but will ship. Thanks!
 

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That's the exact snake! The female. The male looks similar but less visible red. Not a surprise, they often take a year or more to show their full color.
 
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